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cutie pie realness

[redacted @evilcommie444]

@lissypoohh xaviersobased

[sumidao @sumidao]

como eu me sinto quando percebo que falei demais sobre drogas na frente de pessoas caretas

[redacted @evilcommie444]

once i get my first pull up none of you will know peace again

[H @IfeanyiEmm34386]

when the person you like to annoy actually gets mad

[Goddess 🎀 @prn63ss]

she not strict enough if u calling her your bitch on twt

[redacted @evilcommie444]

i hope this is how people feel about me uwu

[doradexploraaaaaa 🫎 @chief_fidora]

seeing the girl that always has blunts at the function🥹

[river moon @kissmeriver]

they want you to be parent teresx

[Keara Sullivan @superkeara]

Being in a bad mood is soo humiliating like why am I replying in one word answers this is ruining my brand as a delight to be around I feel so naked without my zest for life

[redacted @evilcommie444]

i really hate whoever discovered that exercise does in fact give you energy. fuck you man

[Chop Hoe Oomf Boomhauer @pencilskirt2_]

So woke I get startled at the casual use of bitch as a word to simply refer to women. Why are you talking to her like that?

[redacted @evilcommie444]

posting about people not liking ur stories and taking it as a personal attack…u need to touch grass and better yet don’t post any stories of you doing it. how bout that one

[redacted @evilcommie444]

if everyone is a bitter hating hoe to u it should be obvious that self reflection and shadow work are needed

[ms.poopclapper @oregonstatepoop]

me as a mom:
“honey please put away your shoes before i kill myself, do you want mommy to kill herself?”

[ִ ࣪𖤐.ᐟ @unusedcartt]

ever since i was a little girl i been mad as hell

[Communist Party USA @communistsusa]

The Communist Party USA mourns the loss of Dolly Parton, a working class woman who was known not only for her remarkable musical contributions but also for who she was as a person.

Through her music and the way she carried herself through the world, she brought joy and encouragement to millions, while never losing sight of where she came from or the struggles of ordinary people. Her warmth, generosity, humor, and courage inspire us all.

Dolly devoted much of her wealth and influence to improving the lives of working people. She consistently spoke out against racism, sexism, and homophobia.

Through her Imagination Library, she helped put millions of books into the hands of children. She supported disaster relief, COVID-19 research, and education, and she even used royalties from Whitney Houston's recording of
"I Will Always Love You" to invest in a Black community in Nashville.

Dolly was never afraid to stand up for people who were left behind. Through her music, philanthropy, and public voice, she showed us that compassion and solidarity are powerful forces.

We share in the grief felt around the world at her passing.

The working class has lost one of its brightest and boldest

[CNN @CNN]

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, famous for covering her colorful installation designs with polka dots, has died at 97. https://t.co/mJY4tG8Fnc

[J. Jewlz Jameson📰🗞️ ☆⋆𖦹°‧★ @utterlyjewlz]

me because i’m great with kids AND beat men

[n²⁸ @onlythesunflwr]

they're like the little angel and devil on your shoulders guiding you through life

[ju’selah ☆ @blonded009]

i want to be in love at the bar #mytruth